Student Spotlights – April 2026
From the Publisher – April 2026
Time really does fly when you’re having fun, and I am truly feeling that this month! It is hard to believe, but Greater Pensacola Parents is celebrating 10 years! Reaching […]
Mom to Mom with LaChina Farmer-Purifoy
GPP: You and your husband both have full plates professionally. How do you intentionally protect family time in such a busy season of life? LaChina: Robert and I are very […]
Is Social Media Really Addictive…Or Are We Asking the Wrong Question?
I asked a similar question in 2023, which turned into my very first blog post. It was short, inquisitive, and left me with more questions than answers. Fast forward to […]
The Chef Du Jour: How to Throw a Delicious Themed Birthday Party
Does your son or daughter enjoy spending time in the kitchen preparing food for the family? Maybe you should consider a cooking-themed birthday this year. Including a child in the […]
Creating Magic Birthday Without the Pressure
Planning your child’s birthday can be exhausting.Pinterest boards, picture-perfect parties, and birthday themes are everywhere you look. It’s easy to feel likeevery year has to be bigger, brighter, more expensive […]
Getting Them Outside: How to Swap Screens For The Spring Sunshine
Spring arrives like an invitation, with longer days, warmer air, and a world that practically begs to be explored outdoors. However, for many families, the pull of video games and […]
It’s Not Too Late to Save for Retirement
I’m 50 years old, and through a series of bad life decisions, I have nothing set aside for retirement. Now that I’m finally in a better place financially, I’m getting […]
What Is Pervasive Demand Avoidance?
If getting your child to put on shoes, start homework, or even join a fun activity feels like a daily battle, you are not alone—and your child is likely not […]










